Don't fret about it.I replied under one of the maps posted by John and left a couple of replies there, I think,
we are always happy to help kath and i guess that as we are first and foremost a history forum it could go a long way to explaining why we have been going since 2002 and run purely on donations made by our members....keep on posting oh i nearly forgot to ask you if you have been on the berners street lozells thread as there are 2 cracking photos taken of your grandads part of the st before fully being demolished
lyn
kath i noticed that you have made a post on the berners st lozells thread..it is always best to start reading a thread from post 1 that way you wont miss anything....click on the link below to take you to it...its quite a long thread but eventually you will come to the photos i have mentioned which are in colour...you will be able to see from them just how steep that part of berners st was....Thank you lyn, no I haven’t seen the photos yet. This is where I am a bit confused, difference between threads and these messages
A thread is a set of connected messages.Thank you lyn, no I haven’t seen the photos yet. This is where I am a bit confused, difference between threads and these messages
kath i noticed that you have made a post on the berners st lozells thread..it is always best to start reading a thread from post 1 that way you wont miss anything....click on the link below to take you to it...its quite a long thread but eventually you will come to the photos i have mentioned which are in colour...you will be able to see from them just how steep that part of berners st was....
Berners Street, Lozells
I've just found a new relative on the 1891 census living at 12 Court 6 House Berners St, Lozells (joins Lozells Rd). I can see it on myBartholomew's But wondered if anyone could pinpoint (or close!) this house. Thanks in advance.birminghamhistory.co.uk
Hello Lyn, I think I have read all the posts for Berners street and looked at maps, photos, Google photos etc. all very interesting and I really am very grateful to you and everyone else who has given information about the area. It really does revive old memories. So much history in just one street!kath i noticed that you have made a post on the berners st lozells thread..it is always best to start reading a thread from post 1 that way you wont miss anything....click on the link below to take you to it...its quite a long thread but eventually you will come to the photos i have mentioned which are in colour...you will be able to see from them just how steep that part of berners st was....
Berners Street, Lozells
I've just found a new relative on the 1891 census living at 12 Court 6 House Berners St, Lozells (joins Lozells Rd). I can see it on myBartholomew's But wondered if anyone could pinpoint (or close!) this house. Thanks in advance.birminghamhistory.co.uk